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    Once Upon a Summer
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    Once Upon a Summer

    By Brooke Moss, Liz Ashlee, Clara Winter and

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    About this ebook

    Beaches, boyfriends and danger…summer is certainly hot! Grab a hold tight as these eight authors wow you with stories from sweet to sizzling! After all, every day can have some summer fun!

    Breaking Girl Code by Brooke Moss

    Aubrey is having the perfect evening out, with the perfect guy, on a perfect summer night. The problem is… Preston's not her date. His real date is her B.F.F., and she's passed out in the backseat.

    Wishing on Water by Liz Ashlee

    After watching everyone's else's lives hit huge milestones, all Hope wants is to escape to her boring, unchanging, single life. So, where's the one logical place to escape to? A retirement home.

    Art with a Pulse by Clara Winter

    Alice spends her days painting beachy watercolors of her beautiful hometown of Laguna Beach, California, where inspiration abounds. A wounded seal brings sexy, successful Elijah Brewer into her life to spice up her nights. Alice, living in the aftershocks of bad relationships, can't trust that Elijah is the real deal. Will Alice be able to move past her general distrust of all men, in order to give Elijah, the chance he deserves?

    A Natural Passion by Tammy Mannersly

    Marine biologist, Dylan O'Day, wonders whether new intern, Kyra Shine, might be his perfect match. However, he's a decade older than her, supposed to be her mentor and there's a younger guy already on her radar. Though his morals insist he keep their relationship platonic, when illegal poachers threaten the aquatic ecosystem they love and protect, both are drawn closer as they discover more than just their own hearts' desires.

    You Had Me at Aloha by Sarah Vance Tompkins

    When social media guru Vivienne Parker loses her job, her best friends send her on a dream trip to Hawaii. But when she's discovers her roommate in the luxurious surf shack on the beach is the hot Olympic athlete who got her fired, Vivienne isn't so sure she's in paradise. Except the frustratingly sexy man is even more charming in real life than he is on Instagram...

    More Than Puppy Love by Kitsy Clare

    Can this city girl and country guy ever see eye-to-eye?

    Arianna Jordan is a lifelong city girl. David Jensen is a country guy. When they meet at his auto body shop after she's in a fender bender on her way to the Poconos, their connection is fiery and immediate. Both have beagles and big dreams of business startups. Yet Arianna can't see living in the Pocono woods, and Dave doubts he could thrive in Philadelphia. When Arianna learns Dave's assistant, Bobby is his son, and she suspects Dave's a married cheater, all bets are off. Or are they?

    Stealing Haven by Mark Love

    Jamie's vacation in the resort town of South Haven takes an unexpected turn when she catches the eye of a handsome man. While the sparks fly, the curious redhead is also drawn to a series of home invasions. Will the romance distract her from solving the mystery?

    Harmony in the Key of Murder by Melissa Kay Clarke

    Harmony Tailor misses her beach in California. However, being stuck in Mississippi during summer break isn't too bad. She gets to tinker with mechanical items in her uncle's antique shop, finding out how they work and repairing them.

    Investigator, Hunter Masterson has a murderer on his hands. While following a lead, he crosses paths with a stunning, yet awkward engineering wizard. As the mystery deepens so does Hunter's feelings for Harmony. When danger comes to call, will Hunter be able to save her even if it means losing his heart.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherInkspell Publishing
    Release dateSep 25, 2018
    ISBN9781945910678
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    Once Upon a Summer
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    Brooke Moss

    Author Brooke Moss writes contemporary romance, contemporary women's fiction, new adult, and fantasy young adult novels. She prefers her books filled with romance, whimsy, and just enough humor to put a smile on her reader's face. Escapism is her bag, baby, and she loves providing her readers with plenty of it. Brooke lives in beautiful eastern Washington state with her handsome, nerdy husband, and their five adorable/silly/wicked children. She is an avid ASD advocate, who loves to share her experiences with anyone who will listen. (To learn more about Autism related disorders, check out http://www.autismspeaks.org) Some of Brooke's hobbies...other than writing delicious stories...are reading (is anyone surprised?), cartooning, watching movies with her adorable hubby, chasing playing with my children, & traveling with her family. She lives to change the color of her hair, collects eyeglasses, has a constant struggle with her weight happening at all times, and consider herself a connoisseur of cheese. (Hence, the aforementioned weight problem.) Brooke's books are written to make you laugh, make you cry (sometimes), make you think, and maybe even touch your heart. It is her pleasure to share her stories with each of you. To contact Brooke.....try brooke@brookemoss.com or brookemosswriter@gmail.com. She looks forward to hearing from you. To quote Brooke: "Getting reader mail is like cupcakes sprinkled with unicorn fairy dust. True story."

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